Above Question relates to Ethics , price breaking , misuse of other unit shortfall , increase own unit bottom line with discounted unit price as input cost from Other sister unit ---
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Sembotix Company has several division including Semi conductor Division . This division sale to both internal & External customer.
The Co’s X ray division uses Semi conductor as a computer in its final Product . Division need to evaluate whether they will purchase from Semi conductor or external Agencies . The market price for semi conductor The market price of Semi Conductor $ 100 per 100 unit. \
Dev – Controller of X ray division and Howard – controller of Semi Conductor . So
X RAY division buying Input material ( Semi conductor ) from Semi Conductor division
As per discussion between ( Dave and Howard ) as mentioned in the Question , We noticed following points :
TIF 23-1 Ethics in Action ETHICS Sembotix Company has several divisions including a Semiconductor Division that...
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